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Assault & Battery Defense Attorneys in Bentonville, AR
Fighting for the Rights & Freedom of Bentonville Assault & Battery Offenders
Assault and battery are two very different crimes that are often confused with one another. They are both crimes that involve the use of force, but they are two very different crimes. Assault is the threat of force while battery is the actual use of force. A battery is a crime that involves physical contact with another person, while assault is a crime that does not necessarily involve physical contact.
An assault and battery attorney in Bentonville, AR can help you fight your charges and get the best possible outcome for your case. At Nelson & Marks PLLC, our Bentonville assault and battery defense attorneys are here to help you. We understand how serious these charges are and how they can affect your life, as well as the lives of your family and loved ones. We will fight to get your charges reduced, if not dismissed altogether, and we will fight to get you the best possible outcome for your case.
Call our Bentonville assault and battery defense attorneys at (479) 202-4541 or contact us online today.
What Is Assault in Arkansas?
Assault is a crime that involves the threat of force against another person. It is a crime that does not necessarily involve physical contact with another person. It is a crime that involves the threat of force against another person.
Assault charges in Arkansas include:
- Aggravated assault
- Simple assault
- A&B assault
An assault charge in Bentonville can be a misdemeanor or a felony. It will depend on the circumstances of the case and the seriousness of the crime. If someone was seriously injured or if a deadly weapon was used during the commission of the crime, the charges will likely be more serious.
If you are facing assault charges in Bentonville, our attorneys at Nelson & Marks PLLC can help you. We can work with you to create a defense strategy that will help you get the best possible outcome for your case. We will fight to get your charges reduced, if not dismissed altogether, and we will fight to get you the best possible outcome for your case.
What Is Battery in Arkansas?
A battery is the actual use of force against another person. It is a crime that involves physical contact with another person. A battery is a crime that involves actual physical contact with another person.
Battery charges in Arkansas include:
- Aggravated battery
- Simple battery
A battery charge in Bentonville can be a misdemeanor or a felony. It will depend on the circumstances of the case and the seriousness of the crime. If someone was seriously injured or if a deadly weapon was used during the commission of the crime, the charges will likely be more serious.
If you are facing battery charges in Bentonville, our attorneys at Nelson & Marks PLLC can help you. We can work with you to create a defense strategy that will help you get the best possible outcome for your case. We will fight to get your charges reduced, if not dismissed altogether, and we will fight to get you the best possible outcome for your case.
Get the Defense You Need
If you are facing assault and battery charges in Bentonville, our attorneys at Nelson & Marks PLLC can help you. We can work with you to create a defense strategy that will help you get the best possible outcome for your case. We will fight to get your charges reduced, if not dismissed altogether, and we will fight to get you the best possible outcome for your case.
Call our Bentonville assault and battery defense attorneys at (479) 202-4541 or contact us online today.
If you have been charged with a crime, you do not have to face this complicated situation alone. In your time of need, turn to our firm. For honest, personalized, and results-driven criminal defense services, choose Nelson & Marks PLLC.
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Jonathan D. NelsonPartnerMr. Nelson began his legal career in Dallas, Texas, where he went up against some of the best attorneys in the nation, including the attorney who took the deposition of then President Bill Clinton. He also successfully defended clients against attorneys ... -
Thomas MarksPartnerI served as deputy prosecuting attorney in both Pulaski and Washington counties. I have handled thousands of criminal cases, ranging from traffic violations to DWIs to violent felonies. During my time with the prosecutor's office, I gained an ...
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Matthew M. FlemisterAssociate AttorneyMatthew Flemister’s areas of practice include criminal law and family law. Matthew has successfully represented thousands of people throughout the State of Arkansas. He has extensive trial experience defending clients wrongfully accused of crimes. He ...
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